Broadcasting (Oct 1931-Dec 1932)

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rap _■_© comply with G. O. No. 116 . . . install a Western Electric Frequency Monitoring Unit! 1 J Western Electric No. 1A Frequency Monitoring Unit . Consists essentially of Western Electric No. 700A General Order No. 116 ISSUed by the Federal Radio Quartz Crystal Oscillator, two stages of screen grid li* t i ii i i • amplification, detector and visual indicator which Commission — States that before June 22nd all broadcasting registers frequency difference between oscillator . . . i • ii in transmitter and oscillator in monitoring unit. stations must be equipped for positively testing adherence Distinctive Features tO government assigned frequencies. 1. All apparatus contained in a compact, metal cabinet, arranged for either desk or relay rack The Western Electric No. 1A Frequency Monitoring Unit mounting. i i i i r i f • t • 2. All A. C. operation. Complete power apparatus accurately checks the frequency of radio transmitters. It in included for operating from either nu or 220 r ,. , . , volt supply. No "A" or "B" batteries. corporates a precise source of radio frequency energy, which 3 Improved modern temperature control circuit, is used as a standard for comparison, and a mechanism for ^J^SS^^^lS^ indicating deviation from an assigned frequency. A ™r^ermo!;at r1!quires no «*diustment ° ~ * J 4. Flexibility. May be connected into any stage of The No. 1 AFrequency Monitoring Unit is engineered by Bell ^e transmitter or used entirely apart from it x J D o J by means of an antenna since accuracy is not Telephone Laboratories — it is the product of years of expe affected by modulation. _ _ 5. Direct audible as well as visual indication of rience in the crystal oscillator field. Made to Bell Telephone frequency difference is available. ... ... xvt l-ii • i i k Inherent accuracy. Actual frequency difference standards ot precision by Western Electric — the world s lead utilized directly without intermediate steps. Ac . £ . . . curacy independent of aging of tubes and input ing maker 01 electronic and SOUnd transmission apparatus. level. Frequency scale open and effectually utilized. ^ A f ' ^ "W^^ 4 ^ ! GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. B3"32 J w/wf./P C! V/t 44 f/i/+M'f*W/* I Graybar Building, New York, N. Y. W W WT . M Mr m MM. M ^ m ^T.m. M M Mm* Gentlemen: Please send me full information and booklet on ' ' ^P^M*^ ^ P ^ ™ Jm^m ^ & ^ ^P** j the Western Electric No. 1A Frequency Monitoring Unit. ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT \ — \ I ADDRESS Distributed by GRAYBAR Electric Company l^ctTY „Al> March I, 1932 • BROADCASTING Page 3